immortal men

Yakob

An immortal Person believes in his immortality, claiming to be stuck in an endless cycle of death and rebirth. He demonstrates this faith without visible suffering, which indicates a certain degree of acceptance or detachment. He also has a grudge against FEMA, denying that they were one of the reasons for his departure and suggesting that they may have taken his daughter away from him. His other personality traits remain unknown.

After opening the door, the Immortal Man asks the Main Character if a girl with purple hair in a poncho came to him. He continues by saying that this is his daughter, who has been missing since the beginning of the apocalypse.
They planned to leave the area, but due to the intense heat, he lost consciousness. When he woke up, the house was empty and his daughter was nowhere to be seen, prompting him to go in search of her.
The Immortal Man also hints that he has a history of working with FEMA, claiming that he "knows too much about them" and that they are looking for him.
On top of that, he claims to know about the Aliens and can share this knowledge with the Protagonist if he lets him stay for a couple of days until FEMA leaves the area, and even knows where they came from.
He links the origin of the Aliens to an urban legend about demons on the outskirts of the city; he claims that the Aliens dug themselves out of the ground and that FEMA knew about them, allowed them into the city and subsequently tried to cover up their riots. He gets very angry when his daughter is insulted.

Compared to most other characters, the Immortal Man has one of the most "normal" faces in terms of proportions and anatomy. He has an angular chin, slightly tousled black hair with bangs and a crooked nose, as well as a couple of small dirt spots on his forehead. He has a goatee with a mustache, small bags under his eyes and straight thick eyebrows above them.
He is wearing a dark sweater with a polo collar with a patch sewn on the right side of his chest, as well as tight black trousers and matching shoes. The man in the gray sweater, who calls himself "immortal," mentions a girl with purple hair—Tricia, his adopted daughter—and blames FEMA for everything that happened. He seems to be lost, but I'm sure he belongs here.